Dbol depression

The ONLY purpose of the parathyroid glands is to regulate the calcium level in our bodies within a very narrow range so that the nervous and muscular systems can function properly. This is all they do. They measure the amount of calcium in the blood every minute of every day... and if the calcium levels go down a little bit, the parathyroid glands recognize it and make parathyroid hormone (PTH) which goes to the bones and takes some calcium out (makes a withdrawal from the calcium vault) and puts it into the blood. When the calcium in the blood is high enough, then the parathyroids shut down and stop making PTH.

Although there is ample evidence to indicate that depression is associated with anabolic steroid use among strength athletes of all genders, races and ethnic backgrounds, there is some confusion about exactly when it occurs and the amount: whether such depression is more prevalent during the competitive cycle (when the drugs are taken) or during the non-competitive withdrawal cycle (when the drugs are not taken). Brower et al. (1990) identified the depression as part of the symptoms of withdrawal only. The one depressive case reported by Pope and Katz (1987) also developed depression during withdrawal only (when off the drug). Conversely, Perry, Yates, and Andersen (1990) reported high levels of depression among 20 weightlifters when they were in their competitive cycles and using the drugs. Hays et al. (1990) single case also reported depression during the competitive cycle. Because of methodological shortcomings, it has been impossible to discern precisely when depression is likely to occur among anabolic steroid users. Brower et al. reported findings from only eight subjects, Pope and Katz(1987) and Hays et al. (1990) provided accounts on single anecdotal cases. Perry, Yates, and Andersen (1990) used retrospective reports. None of these researchers compared steroid users with non-users for depression in a standardized . empirical research format.